... SIR CHARLES MORGAN, BART/s GRAXD ANNUAL CATTLE SHOW, AT COURT-Y-BELLA FARM, NEAR NEWPORT. This annual meeting was held on Tuesday last, the 19th in. stant, and has added another proof-if, indeed, any were now wanting—not only of the success which has attended the efforts of the venerable founder of what may be called a public insti- tution, but of the vast benefits which it is so well ...

... QUEBEC, OCTOBER 28.—GREAT MEETING OF THE FIVE COUNTIES.—Owing to the almost impassable state of the roads in the country, our express from St. Charles did not arrive till half-past three o'clock this afternoon, and, at the risk of making our paper a little later than usual, we de- lay, in order to lay before our readers the following letter from our correspondent at St. Charles ST. AIARC, TI ...

... THURSDAY, Nov, 23,-(Culltirwcd from last week's Pa- per.)— The Chancellor of the Exchequer, when that portion of the Speech from the throne referring to the Civil List had been read, said that he felt his inability to do justice to the subject it fell to his duty to state to the house. All parties concurred in the desire to provide amply for the support of the dignity of the Crown, as all ...

... RussrA. -Letters from Semhn of the 24th ult. state that Russia is doing all she can to prevent the establishment of the Servian Constitution. Prince Dolgorouk, who has been for some time on a secret mission from the Emperor to Prince Milcsch, appears to have succeeded in sowing the seeds of bitter dissension among the leaders of every party. In conducting these intrigues Russia receives the ...

... PKOMENADE DRESS.—Robe of ecru watered silk; the skirt is trimmed with a deep flounce concealing the edge of the dress; a second flounce, much norrower, is placed a little above it each headed by a rouleau. Shawl of velvet, trimmed with sable fur; and small embroidered collar, with frilly Bonnet of green velvet, with birds of Paradise. CARRIAGE DRESS.—Robeof satin, trimmed with swansdown; and ...

... The Scnluielle des Pyrenees states that General Cordova has been appointed War Minister, and will succeed Ita- manet. The Ministry has been at last settled. The names are Count Ofalia, President of the Council; General Espart Minister of War—Baron Solor filling the office ad iiiterilit, Senor Mon, Finance Minister; Marquess de Somerlos, Home Minister; Senor Castro, Minister of Justice. No ...

... SI0FFTE$TTC The Lord Chancellor's Imprisonment for Debt Bill i, said to have made little or no progfess iti the select com- mittse of the Lords, to which it was referred, the complex nature of iti machinery being such as to all tbeslk-ill and learning which has been applied to its corttfderation. Vie tJtidSrttand Lord John Russell has directed circu- lars to be ttai).-Miiit'd to the different ...

... German affairs acquire daily more heal; and we regt1 to see Protestant and Catholic there commencing a wi of the press, which had for a long time ceased betwec German affairs acquire daily more heat; and we regt1 to see Protestant and Catholic there commencing a wi of the press, which had for a long time ceased betwec them. Austria publishes accounts of the conduct of t Protestant converts of ...

... GlenelS presented some ofthepa- T!rnn!>' obtainable \n his own office) moved for by Lord a even,ng> regarding the state of negro naf^a T TS j. °Ut e could nor Produce the returns of the ha ♦ \^j P^rt^es vv^° had received compensation, as tht>m *7 ° J D w ta^e SIX weeks or two months to prepare or.. Brougham expressed his astonishment at this de- fr 'n,e on,y wou'd be required for each ...

... THURSDAY, Nov. 23.—SLAVFRY EMANCIPATION ACT.— Lord Brougham presented a petition from Southampton, com- plaining that the planters in most of the colonies had failed in performing their part of the contract entered into when the sum of twenty millions was generously rather than justly voted, and therefore praying that measures be taken for the effectua- tion of entire and immediate ...

... BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.—Joseph Simpson, Bawdeswell, Norfolk, grocer. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.—John Seal, Nottingham, lace manufacturer. BANKRUPTS.—Joseph Partridge, Middleton-street, Clerken- well, stock broker.—Edouard Le Comte, Bryanstone-street, Portman-square, watch maker.—John Clark, Keyingham, York, corn factor.—John Clements, Barnet-street, Bethnal- green, carpenter.—John Stear, Oxford ...

... BomeBtic jlrtua. The contest for the coronership of one of the divisions of the county of Worcester has just terminated in favour of Mr. Smith, who has, out of eight thousand votes polled a majority of two hundred in hi3 favour. The remarkable features of this contest are, the immense number of free- holders who voted, and the large expenditure of money by the candidates; Mr. Smith and Mr. ...